Re: Cursor blink in ViEmu 2.5.13 for VS 2010

Hi,

You are right, this is a bug. We made the ViEmu cursor honour the system cursor blink setting, but it's not working correctly when the blink rate is set to 0. It should work in any other case, though, can you confirm this?Anyway, thanks for the feedback, this will get fixed in the next ViEmu release.

Re: Cursor blink in ViEmu 2.5.13 for VS 2010

Yup, confirmed, it *does* work with a non-zero blink rate setting (though I had to restart VS to see the new value take effect... not that that's terribly surprising).

Edit: Err... that parenthetical is only partly true. If you change the blink rate while VS is open, the new setting is honoured in newly opened editor panes, or in panes that had never been made visible before the setting was changed (presumably the cursor blink timer code doesn't kick in until the pane first becomes visible, at which point the timer interval is immutable).

Re: Cursor blink in ViEmu 2.5.13 for VS 2010

Would it be possible to have this value also controlled by the gcr value, e.g. in vim you can do:

set gcr=a:blinkwait0,a:block-cursor

to set the cursor to be a block-cursor that doesn't blink in any mode.

I don't want to set my system blink rate to 0 because I like to have a blinking cursor when it's just a single thin line (as it is in most other applications). However with a block cursor, I'd much prefer it if it didn't blink.